Richard Cooper

You may not want to move to another state, but that is a wiser choice than just being like, oh, you know, I'll roll the dice and just hope for the best sort of thing, which is the approach that most guys use at this time.

Yeah, that is great to know.

I did not know that.

I'd imagine Cali and all the liberal states are the worst, right?

Actually, California is not one of the worst ones.

It's gone up and down over the years.

The problem with that report card, though, is that the legislation changes over time.

And I remember I had the chairman for the organization on a podcast like four or five years ago, and he was sort of breaking it down, and I have the screenshots from it.

at that time, and I compared it to the modern ones.

And California at that time was good.

California today is not good.

So you could move to a state, you could have children, and then a few years down the road, you part ways or untie the knot, and the legislation's changed, and it's more hostile towards you because they've passed new bills.

So

It's tough to stay on top of it, really.

I think at the end of the day, the bottom line is, you know, if you're a man of some means and you've arrived at or near the top shelf, you can put yourself in a position, you know, you can use Justin Waller as a public example because he talked about it.

In the documentary, I mean, you know, he's got his gal up, I think, in Louisiana.

He's got a few kids with her, another one on the way.

He probably pays for everything.

He lives in Miami, you know, for the most part.

He'll go back and visit the family.